COBAN M700 Installation Manual
Table of Contents Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Warnings and Safety Issues .......................................................................................................................................... 4 Tools and Electrical Parts List .................................................................................................................
Introduction COBAN manufactures state-of-the-art Mobile Data Computers and Digital Video Recording Equipment for use in the Public Safety, Utility and Military community. In addition to innovative mobile computing devices and digital video technology, COBAN employs the latest communication, database, and storage technologies to deliver complete and scalable solutions to our customers, regardless of the size of the agency.
Warnings and Safety Issues Failure to properly install, operate, and care for the COBAN System can increase the risk of ELECTRIC SHOCK or FIRE. Failure to properly install and secure the COBAN System in accordance with this manual can increase the risk of any component becoming dislodged from its mounting structure and may possibly result in SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH to the VEHICLE PASSENGERS, or DAMAGE TO THE COBAN SYSTEM. Do not expose any Component of the COBAN System to Liquid or Moisture.
COBAN shall bear no liability whatsoever for any claims, expenses, losses or costs relating to the safety of any equipment provided hereunder or the safety of any installations thereof. Digital Video Surveillance Systems, including in-vehicle systems, offer new functionality and added convenience, but they may also introduce some unique security and privacy exposures.
Tools and Electrical Parts List COBAN DOES NOT supply Tools and Materials for installations. Due to the uniqueness of every installation, COBAN cannot predict exactly what tools, electrical connectors, or hardware may be necessary for each individual installation. COBAN provides a connector kit and hardware kit that includes the basic connectors and hardware for most installs, however this may not cover every installation.
CPU Installation The CPU and Smart Power Module should be mounted directly on the pullout tray in the trunk. If there is no tray available; the Components should be mounting on a piece of plywood at least three quarter inch (3/4”) thick, which could be glued to the Deck above the fuel tank. Note: COBAN Technologies WILL NOT take responsibility for a DAMAGED FUEL TANK if units are installed by a Third Party Contractor or Fleet Personnel. Plywood Deck Mount 1.
5. Replace the carpet over the plywood, and allow sufficient time for the glue to set. WARNING: Liquid Nail™ requires 8 hours to set, and 24 hours to completely cure. It is not recommended to release the vehicle back into service before the full curing time has been reached. LIQUID NAIL™ IS HIGHLY FLAMMABLE AND SHOULD NOT BE EXPOSED TO OPEN FLAME OR SPARKS BEFORE THE FULL CURING TIME HAS BEEN REACHED. 6.
Tray Mount 1. Set the CPU Mount onto the sliding tray and mark the position for pilot holes. 2. Use a 5/16” metal drill bit to drill the four pilot holes in the sliding metal tray. 3. The four ( 4 ) ¼ -20 x ½” hex head bolts with nylon threaded nuts slide into the grooves in the railing of the CPU and secure it to the CPU Mount. 4. Tighten the four ( 4 )¼ -20 x ½” hex head bolts with nylon threaded nuts with a crescent wrench and ensure that the CPU is secured in place.
C Camerra Installatio on T The camera mount m installa ation procedu ure described d in the follow wing steps w was captured during the in nstallation of the M M700 system in an overhe ead/visor orie entation in a Ford Crown Victoria. Diffferent installa ation procedu ures will need d to b be followed fo or installation n of the M700 0 system on o other types o of vehicles. For more inforrmation pleasse contact C COBAN Tech hnologies for more detailss on your spe ecific vehicle type and orie entation.
3. Securre the Camera to the Cam mera Mount with the supplied ¼ - 20 x ½” b bolt and washer. oom switch iss correctly 4. Ensurre that the zo situatted in the Camera Mount Arm so it can be acctivated by the driver. 5. Adjusst the camera a to the optim mal position, securre the Camerra Mount to the headlinerr with the two (2) prrovided #10-16 x 1 ¼” selfng screws.
Monitor Installation The Monitor installation procedure described in the following steps was captured during the installation of the M700 system in a Ford Crown Victoria. Different installation procedures will need to be followed for installation of the M700 system on other types of vehicles. For more information please contact COBAN Technologies for more details on your specific vehicle type and orientation.
O Option nal CO OBAN Accesssorie es D Driver Lice ense Card Reader 1. COBA AN recomme ends ‘Dual-Lo ock’ or ‘Doub ble Sided d Adhesive T Tape’ (by 3M™ ™ Products) for mo ounting this A Accessory. 2. The Card C Reader will be plugg ged into the USB Port on the b back of the M Monitor, or in e cases, it ma ay be plugged SB some d into the US Port o on the face o of the CPU. C Crash Sensor 1.
G GPS 1. This A Accessory ca an be mounte ed almost anywhere, althoug gh the recom mmended location is the on tthe passenge er side Dashboard of the Vehicle. AN recomme ends ‘Dual-Lo ock’ or ‘Doub ble 2. COBA Sided d Adhesive T Tape’ (by 3M™ ™ Products) for mo ounting this A Accessory. 3. Plug tthe GPS into o the USB Po ort on the face of the e COBAN CP PU. F Fixed Mount Antenn na with Low w Loss C Cable (for W Wireless U Upload) 1.
Wide Angle Camera This Camera is often used to view the Prisoners in the rear passenger compartment; through the rear Windshield; or passenger side windows of the Vehicle. It utilizes a ‘Proprietary’ Camera mount designed by COBAN, and should be secured firmly to the side Structural Rib, or the Roll Bar of the Prisoner Cage (mounting locations will vary according to Department specifications).
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
